Yes! The Dutch are fluent in English, and the country is known for its openness, safety, and excellent public services. You’ll find it easy to adapt and feel at home.

Research universities in the Netherlands focus on academic and theoretical learning. They encourage independent study, critical thinking, and collaboration through group projects and discussions.

Most Master’s programmes in the Netherlands take one to two years to complete, depending on the field of study. They are designed to deepen your expertise and prepare you for a global career or further research.

Very! Around 25% of students at research universities are international. You’ll study in a diverse, multicultural environment with peers from all over the world.

Absolutely. The Netherlands is well connected to major European cities by train, coach, and air. Weekend trips to Paris, London, or Berlin are just a few hours away!

The Netherlands has a housing shortage, which means housing is in high demand and it’s become a competitive market. It can be challenging, but it’s certainly not an impossible task. In the Netherlands, students usually don’t live on campus but live in student houses across the city. Some universities have some on-campus housing and may offer assistance in seeking accommodation. 3 tips: start searching as quickly as possible, apply to multiple providers simultaneously, check this website for more info and a list of housing providers.